42" 1080p LCD HDTV

Pros: There is an abundance of features as well as inputs, with this TV there is no point in buying a HDMI switch. It has a light sensor to adjust the backlight to the light enviroment of the room. When pauseing a 1080p bluray movie I thought I was starring at a picture, really crisp image. Best bang for the Buck, 42" and the best 1080P I've seen to date. (waiting for OLED to get bigger and cheaper, lol)

Cons: A tiny bit of ghosting when i was playing Splinter Cell for Xbox360, but not enough for any non-techie to notice.

Overall Review: When I initially connected my computer to it I noticed the computer does quite a bit of overscan. This is easily adjusted by using the NVIDIA control panel and the HDTV adjust option.

Pros: Good set of features Plenty of inputs (Especially HDMI) Easy setup, everything included low glare

Cons: If I had to dig... Stand slightly flimsy, but no doubt adequate. VGA (D-Sub Only) No DVI (This is true with most LCD TVs) Upscale/Stretch from 480i input lack luster (This is also true with most LCD TVs)

Overall Review: I'm really very pleased with this Television. Have not noticed any ghosting, but I haven't tested a game (waiting for cables), I would assume the 6ms GTG is fast enough. Colors were vibrant and clear once adjusted. Watching anything on a 1080 input signal I'm stunned. Whereas SD 480i signals are adequate and totally watchable. Great set of inputs, the lack of DVI on TV's is very common and adapters for dvi-vga are easily available. Didn't list the speaker as a con, because its totally adequate, and not any worse than other Televisions I've come across. Great buy, give it a shot.

Pros: RS-232 Serial control! What more do I need to say. Can't have a well programed home AV control without it. Well documented in the user manual. $899

Cons: Weak built on speakers, no big deal. What is a big deal is no cable card slot.

Overall Review: Like I said this panel will drive a well programed creston system over the edge. Give it a Try!

Pros: Arrived 2ish days prior to given delivery date. Great Picture. Easy to setup. Best bang for the buck after a good amount of research and other sites falling short to newegg (big surprise nuh). No dead pixels. Menus are not bad to get through. Not to mention 5 HDMI inputs!!! Cant beat that.

Cons: Remote could not find my DVD/surround sound with the codes in the manual. Box was damaged in shipping. AIT Tracking is the worst. Ambiguous status updates will keep you guessing where and when it will show up. I still have the status after taking delivery as "Out for Delivery" 6 "In-Transit" with no other information.

Overall Review: I'm impatient, so the status updates really got to me. Guess I'm used to Fed-ex type tracking that gives you more info. All in all I cant complain It made it to me within a week, works perfectly, and didn't break the bank. Now only if OLED was down at this price...0_0

Pros: The image is VERY clear and response is great. I use this for tv playback, and for gaming/video from my PC. The image is clearer than my old Visio 42" plasma screen! The connections were easy, and the VESA mounting was very easy.

Cons: The menus could be a bit more intuitive, but there is a whole bunch of data to go through. I might be willing to give them a pass on the rough menu.

Overall Review: This screen is a great deal for the price! Not to mention it was physically smaller than my old Visio 42" Plasma - that died.

Pros: Although I have only had this around a month, so far I really like this LCD.. It's the 3rd LCD that I have bought down thru the years. It's the biggest screen size, but the smallest yet.. (haha)

Cons: So far none (oh,,it doesn't pay my electric bills, wash my cloths, etc)

Overall Review: If I had added $350 more I could have had the 52 inch version. I believe with either one you will be satisfied with this TV..

Pros: Very vibrant colors, excellent black. No problems that normally happen with the mid range LCD TVs. Very good TV for its price. SHARP knows their LCD.

Cons: Some ghosting. You have to try to notice it though, and you have to know what to look for.

Pros: Cripsy image, plenty HDMI ports, easily accessible. Really easy to set up and get running, if you are those plug and play type. Best result I get, when playing those 1080p video from HD camcorder. The over the air TV program or SD DVD looks fine, but not comparable to the HD video.

Cons: For some advanced setting, the menu is not the easiest to get through. The ODC (powersaving mood) sometime makes it dimmer than you want. The speaker is shabby, but you would invest some audio system anyway, would you?

Overall Review: Only if you are getting some true HD source, like BD, or HD camcorder, you may over kill to buy this one. The TV signal (usually at 1080i or 720p) or the DVD, plays OK, but that's it. You won't get great picture unless the source is true HD.